Bulletin (Östasiatiska Samlingarna (Stockholm, Sweden))"Bibliography of publications based upon collections made with the support of the Swedish China research committee, by Fr. E. Åhlander": Bulletin no. 1, p. 185-191. |
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The graph illustrated in Fig.31D is commonly interpreted to mean “ to be auspicious ” 75 ) ; a a 1 74. ... auspicious ” and when modified by various negatives , which is the most common use of this term , it means “ to be inauspicious .
The graph illustrated in Fig.31D is commonly interpreted to mean “ to be auspicious ” 75 ) ; a a 1 74. ... auspicious ” and when modified by various negatives , which is the most common use of this term , it means “ to be inauspicious .
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( p.207 ) For the importance of the drum as a means of divination , fortune telling , or achieving exaltation or simply contact with the gods , also see E. Manker , “ Seite Cult and Drum Magic of the Lapps , " in Dioszegi , ed .
( p.207 ) For the importance of the drum as a means of divination , fortune telling , or achieving exaltation or simply contact with the gods , also see E. Manker , “ Seite Cult and Drum Magic of the Lapps , " in Dioszegi , ed .
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96 In the same period it became customary to present qilin robes as a special award to civil officials of the second upper rank.97 This means that the woman depicted on this ancestral portrait must have been married either to a nobleman ...
96 In the same period it became customary to present qilin robes as a special award to civil officials of the second upper rank.97 This means that the woman depicted on this ancestral portrait must have been married either to a nobleman ...
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